Divorce Related Legal Feud Lasts 17 Years (children, issues, reason, fighting)

[Thursday007]

A 17-year legal fight between two law professors over their divorce and continuing disputes has drawn criticism from judges who say the pair set a bad example.

The feud has lasted seven years longer than the couple's 10-year marriage, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported. Their divorce case file had more than 1,400 entries in it. Many had to do with a back-and-forth custody dispute over their children, now ages 17 and 20. Among issues still being litigated is money.

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Divorce-related legal feud in Ohio lasts 17 years

[Chemistry_Guy]

Lassiter was my best friend's favorite law school professor and it was his impression that the divorce was simply a *ahem* contest to see who could urinate the longest.

[JamesDD]

That's why you should legal papers out of all this.

[Idon'tdateyou]

This is yet another reason to avoid divorced parents. I have known people years after a divorce were still fighting.

[SD4020]

The bar association is recommending censure. I'd suggest a year long suspension of both of their law licenses and lifetime ban from teaching law in any capacity. It shows education doesn't equal maturity in two purported adults with a reasonable amount of education.

[CSD610]

A smart Judge would have sent this to arbitration and settled it for them years ago.